That actually looks pretty good. I would have liked to see more "dish" on the back wheels but they're still nice. Kinda resembles my razors.
i wanna see how these compare to KDW 2"s
My new Mickey Thompson street comp rear tires (275/35/20) arrived today. I can't wait to get them installed and try them out.
How do these hook on the street? Would i be able to use any gear under 4th? lol
Those wheels are straight sexy btw. I had decided on all black with no lip but those wheels have me second guessing myself.
I have them, and maybe I was expecting too much, but I'm honestly not too impressed with the traction, and my car is mostly stock.
is it warm where you are? these are after all a summer tire, not fair to rate them in the winter months.........I have them, and maybe I was expecting too much, but I'm honestly not too impressed with the traction, and my car is mostly stock.
is it warm where you are? these are after all a summer tire, not fair to rate them in the winter months.........
is it warm where you are? these are after all a summer tire, not fair to rate them in the winter months.........
I've had snow tires on for months now. I used them in the summer when I first got them and even took them to the track. Like I said, maybe I was expecting too much, this is my first stick car. I am putting them back on in a few weeks or so, I will re-evaluate.
I don't think they are meant to be for Drag-Racing.
They do good for traction but not wide-open starts on a Drag Strip.
If you have not driven a stick car before here is a hint for you.
You drive away from the lights and as you gain traction you go wide-open-throttle.
Terry
I tried multiple approaches on street and on track. The have not been as impressive as my 555s were, but I had them on a non-stalled auto Mustang, so that may have been all the difference.
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Looks sweet Terry - I like those Brembos showing out. Very nice
I picked up a couple of these MT Street Comp tires this week, my rear tires were about shot and traction was much worse than when they were new. So far the new Mickeys are doing quite nicely. Traction is better, ride is smooth and quiet and they seem to go around corners well on the street. I stepped up one more size and went with a 275/45-18 on the stock 8.5" rims and they look really good, even though the manufacturer recommends a 9" minimum width wheel.
I was considering going with a drag radial but decided on these at the last minute. I'll post up my further impressions in another six months or so.
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Looks good to me.
I like mine and they seem to work just fine for all my needs on the street.
I'm looking forward to M/T adding a larger size next year in the 20" size.
Maybe a 305 for my 10 1/2" rear wheels.
Terry